... NI A RKETS. ane rho LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JANUAIRY 7. en, At Mark Lone the trade svas decidedly doll to-day far erery article. -ho There wasaelighlciscreeaedsbow of wheat by land-carrie eanidos from can Essex, and a larger supply front Reot thaln ;re hove hud frn ?? f&r 1 3 some tinte pasr. TlIc return of frosty wleather canised fiactors to ask toll Ila- prices, and soee of the best qlalities ...

... T H1 E F U N D S. AlO rt U IN £5 c . The English funds opened this morning at a further advance of 1/2, which was folly maintained up to the close of blusiness. The first qubtation of Consols was 974 to A, and after having more than once touched 97Of they left off at M, For the 14th of Febroary the last price was 97.j to i.t A report eas circulated during the day of a probable reduction in ...

... OMMtRCihAt TRAVELLERS' SOCIE fbINNER, ?? ; - I _. ..a _ 1 oI ?? -u J land*l=j Qn Fday night the Commercial TrayellersSoeciety of Scotland held their Twelth Anniversary ]isne'r in the Tontine Hotel Alexander Hustle, Esq. M., edy icirb h duties df -the chair, supported right and left by Baii Dreglorn, J. L. Walker- Esq:, John Russell Estp, James Craig, iq.,of iddleton, Wnilli Gilmour, Es4., Dr ...

... In the early part of the week there was a fair demand for West India muscovado sugars, and an advance of 6d. was realized.-latterly there has been very little done bat prices are firmly maintained; the sales amount to 416 hhds. and trcs.; brown Trinidads sold at 36s. 6d, middling 3,7s. to 3Ts. 6d. The sales made in Mauritius sugars are 31.38 bags-syrup browns 31s. up to 38s. Gd. for good ...

... LIVERPOOL COLONIAL FOREIGN AND PRODUCE MARMEn\ JAU;LARY 11. I Sugnr: There continues a yerM good demand, both from grocers and retfici)r, irid tle satwes, whici tunierlt to 850 hblds. B. P., 4000 bags of Ber- gaxl anld 4W bags Madras, ore at aso inproverneat tpon last week's prices .of Is. so the fericr, and 6d1. Oil East India deseriptions. Foreign: The !inqiry this week has been considerable ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE 1 DURING THE PAST WEEK. 1 | 0 (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) The course of the trade since the opening of the new year has Idisappointed expectation. A progressive improvement would, it 3 was thought, have been brought about by increased activity in 3some. of the other branches of commerce, the abundance of capital, tand last, though not ...

... (Yrom the Edinburgh Gazette o] Tuesday, January 15.) Jan. 12. ALEXA?nDER MACKAY, leather merchant in PulteneytownWick, c in the county of Caithness. Creditor to meet within Leith's Hotel',Wick, o 26d January and 1Ith February, at two o'clock.. Jan. 14. ALRKAyDZE CUXM7NG, merchant in Gnlashiels. Creditors to o meet within the Salmon Inn, Galashiels, 24th January and 14th February, at twelve ...

... Cuxhaven, Jan. 9.-The wind has been blowing fresh from the eastward for several days, and there is a great deal of floating ice down here. The light ships are still at their stations. Grenaae, Dec. 80.-The schooner Jens Monbergs, of Horsens, from England, with coal, &c., was stranded near Rugosred during a gale at ?? in the night of December29, and las partlyfilled crew supposed to be drowned, ...

... : , ABSTRACIT OF THE GLASGOW MORTALITY BILL, FOR 1849. ESTIMATED POPULATION FOR THE C.ITY AD SUBURBS, 367,800. - - .BLE; FIRST-:i AusTRACu or 'TH E or BuMauw9 IN TEE (rr ?? Sunnn DBTaICTs. ,9 * of i lan o co In I .1 DiSTaICTS. BuC ym bccG Pa . css'P 2i by. ?? ?? n ~a CrrY ?? i B Bam. . ?? . I, Cathedral Grounds . ?? ?? Blackfriar's and St. David's ?? E pise pal Chapel . ?? StR ary's. ?? ?? ...

... M AR KE TS. * LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 14. At Mark Lane ta-day, the show by land-carriage samples from the neigh- as bourin-' counties was not by any means large; frons Esse~x tiuere was ierather more, but frem Kent scarcely so machu as oes Menday last. The 1-cendition of the samples was genterally geed, havring Iceen improved by tlue rn frust. The very finest qualities were selected ...

... ?? I,. n nM- l (From the Times.) A special general meeting of' the Mancihester Chamber of Com- merce was held at the offices, Town-hall-building, at 11 o'clock, on Thursday morning, to take into consideration whether any course be open whereby an enlarged commercial intercourse with India can be promoted, and especially an increased supply of cotton, be obtained. M~r. T. Bazisy, President of ...

... ,ULAb6UW JUARA OlANAtL1, )A.NLAUX IV. ?? the weck there has been nothing whatever dnne in West India d mnlscovado or Mauritius sugars. The sales made in Bengal sugars are e 100 bagsgood whites nt40s. The transactions in foreign sugars are 100 e bris. good vellow Porto Rico, at a2s. 6d. in bond. The salesmade in West ?? molasses are 1tO puncheons. A cargo of Demeraras, at ls. 9d.; a cargo of ...